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59 B.C. L. Rev. [i] (2018)

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BOSTON COLLEGE LAW REVIEW

Volume 59             January 2018             Number  1


ARTICLES
THE CASE FOR TIPPING AND UNRESTRICTED TIP-POOLING:
  PROMOTING INTRAFIRM COOPERATION
  Samuel Estreicher & Jonathan Remy Nash.................1
ORGANIC CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
  Robert C. Bird & Stephen Kim Park.........................21
THE ARCHITECTURE OF CONTRACT INNOVATION
  Matthew Jennejohn                   ................................71
NON-ENFORCEMENT  TAKINGS
  Timothy M Mulvaney     ........................ ......145
THE FEDERAL EQUITY POWER
  Michael T Morley .............217

NOTES
Playing a Man Down: Professional Sports and Stadium
  Finance-How Leagues and Franchises Extract Favorable
  Terms from American Cities ..............................281
The Price Tag on Designer Babies: Market Share Liability ............319
Warning: Use May Result in Cruel and Unusual
  Punishment: How Administrative Law and Adequate
  Warning Labels Can Bring About the Demise of Lethal
  Inj ection ................                        355
Remaking Making: Integrating Self-Replicating Technologies
  with the Exhaustion Doctrine ................... .....389

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